Tipsy Topics

 Think of book club, but better. We know we all use book club as an excuse to get together with our friends, eat finger foods, drink wine and possibly talk about the book we may or may not have read. Here at Mela Books we have decided to skip the small talk and finger foods and get right to it. Join us weekly for our version of bookclub, Tipsy Topics, where you can enjoy cocktails and conversation with your fellow book lovers!

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Here at Mela Books we are hosting the book club for book lovers. We know that when it comes to book club not everyone can agree on a certain book to read and half the time people won't even read the book that is chosen. So we have decided to host weekly bookclub nights based off of genres. Each week we will pick a different genre of books to talk about, that way you can actually enjoy the conversation. We also know it can be difficult to meet people within the book community, especially those who share the same love for the characters and stories that you do. We want bookclub nights to be a night where you can enjoy some drinks and meet with people who share the same passions you do for books! There will never be a specific book that is chosen, only the genre, so you don't have to come ready with one specific book to talk about, we want you to talk about them all! Bookclub nights are meant to be spent drinking and bonding with your fellow book lovers! 

So come, have a drink, make a friend, and talk about that 'book boyfriend' you've been obsessing over for the last week! We love books just as much as you do and hope that these Tipsy Topics nights can be a time for you to enjoy yourself and unwind. We look forward to seeing you soon! 


Key Words - Bookclub, Drinking, Book lovers 


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